Red Light Therapy Lamp with Adjustable Gooseneck – 660nm & 850nm Dual Wavelength, USB-Powered, with Timer for Home Use
$21.99
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Product description
Red Light Therapy for Body
660nm Red lights stimulates cell repair, accelerates cell metabolism and capillary blood circulation, and relieves pain.
850nm Near Infrared light penetrates the skin to stimulate cells in the dermis, promote metabolism, improve cell vitality and regeneration, and accelerate wound healing. (850nm infrared light is invisible to the eyes.)
1.For better results, you should also avoid sunlight and apply extra sunscreen during daily activities.
2.The light must be applied to bare skin free of sunscreens, oils, creams, or lotions that could block the light from absorbing into the skin.
3.It is recommended that red light therapy be held 6 to 12 inches from the skin. The closer you are, the more intense the light but this will also decrease the treatment area.
4.To see significant benefits, You may require a substantial time commitment. Use our equipment 2 to 7 times per week for 10 to 30 minutes each time. Maintenance treatments are performed monthly or every few months.
5. To avoid risks to vision caused by light intensity, Users should not be staring directly at the light diodes for the full duration of their treatment on a daily basis.
Near Infrared Red Light Therapy Device—Relieve joint pain
The effect will take a certain time (According to each person’s individual differences, maybe weeks or months), cannot have effect in a short time.
USB Powered
Working Principle
Flexible adjustment
Product Dimensions : 4.3 x 2.9 x 19.7 inches; 11 ounces
Date First Available : March 22, 2024
Manufacturer : U4GLORY
ASIN : B0CYSYL751
Best Sellers Rank: #358,924 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #1,728 in Light Therapy Products
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Dual Light Spectrum: Features a combination of 660nm deep red and 850nm near-infrared LED lights, providing a soothing illumination experience.
Fully Adjustable Design: Equipped with a flexible gooseneck and a strong clamp, allowing for 360-degree positioning to direct light where desired for personal use.
Easy Operation & Timer: Simple plug-and-play USB power. The built-in timer with 10, 20, and 30-minute settings offers convenient auto-shutoff.
Portable for Home & Travel: Compact, lightweight, and easy to set up, making it suitable for use in various rooms at home or to take on the go.
Safe to Use: Follow the user manual for proper operation, which includes using on clean skin and avoiding looking directly at the bright LEDs.
8 reviews for Red Light Therapy Lamp with Adjustable Gooseneck – 660nm & 850nm Dual Wavelength, USB-Powered, with Timer for Home Use
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Denis Rodriguez –
👌🏻
Perfect
kenh2024 –
Solid red light therapy lamp!
I noticed some positive differences right away! It only comes with a USB port though.
Maddy –
Notice difference
I clipped this lamp on the headboard. The light shined on the top of my head. I notice my hair look fuller in that are. It takes a while to work.
JA –
Does not last
I returned back . It lady only for couple of days .
Jennifer Lynn –
Used once, jury is still out
Anything that claims to get rid of pain I’m going to try. I prefer to stay away from medications and prefer to go the route of natural or alternative.I have a few issues that could benefit from a product like this.While sitting at my desk for work, my neck gets sore. I also have arthritis in my hands that keep getting worse as time goes on.I can take OTC anti-inflammatories such as Aleve and pain relievers such as Tylenol or Ibuprofen but anything else messes with my stomach so I tend to shy away.I decided to try this to see if there were any benefits to it’s use.I only used it once and the jury is still out.It was easy to use. I plugged it into a USB port and hooked it to the back of my chair and allowed it to shine on my neck. I only did it for 20 minutes. I can’t say for sure whether or not it worked at reducing pain so I’ll try it on my hands to see if I can get some relief from arthritis.If there is a change and it does work for me, I’ll update my review accordingly.
Jeff B –
Not sure that this delivers what it says
Pros:This comes with a fairly long (1.5m) power cable, a sturdy mounting clamp, and a flexible arm to let you position it conveniently. Its head is compact. It produces a fairly intense deep red light.Cons:The description claims 660nm red AND 850nm near-IR emission, but the array of 18 emitters in the head all seem to be of a single type. If this were truly producing IR, I’d expect to see two kinds of emitters, and I’d expect it to show up differently in camera shots. All I see is red light. (850nm IR light shows up as bluish-white light in the cameras I use; there’s none of that from this device.)As the description indicates, this doesn’t come with a power supply. You need to provide your own 5V 2A USB power supply. 2A is more than some laptop ports and power supplys can provide.The controls are VERY limited. It looks like there are four buttons on the in-line control, but there’s really just one, and three timer indicators for 10, 20, or 30 minutes. There is no way to leave the light on continuously, and there is no way to adjust its intensity. One could argue that you SHOULDN’T use this for longer periods, and that you should adjust the intensity by simply moving it closer to or farther from the target area, but these omissions still seem odd.Overall, I’m a bit disappointed in this. If you’re looking for a moderately intense source of deep red light, it’s worth considering, as long as you have an appropriate power supply on hand. If you expect IR light as well, I don’t think this unit will provide it.
Carolyn –
Easy to use
This lamp is small and easy to use. The clip is convenient and so are the timers. I feel like the red light therapy does make a difference.
Evan –
RLT in the convenience of your home!
I ordered the red-light therapy lamp because I have heard so much about them recently, I wanted to try it on my achy joints. I’m at the age where I’m using more products that claim to reduce the inevitable signs and symptoms of aging and the price point of this lamp made the decision to try it easy.I was surprised at how small the lamp is. It measures 3″ in diameter and houses 18 LED lights. The well-written instructions state that the lamp should be placed 6-12″ from the skin to treat a surface area of 4-7″ in radius. The suggested usage is 2-7 times per week for 10- 30 minutes. I would advise setting it up in an area where it’ll be convenient to use since it does require a commitment.I have been using the light mostly on my hands because I aggravated my arthritis recently with an injury. The light feels soothing on my hand even though I can’t tell if the red light and the infrared light are truly therapeutic.The controls on the lamp are easy to operate and the lamp turns off automatically with the timer (10, 20, 30 minute) function. It operates with a 63″ USB cord, but you’ll need a charging block to plug it into an outlet. The lamp has a one-year warranty.